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(Extra)ordinary
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Complete, First published Sep 05, 2012
Meet Anna Summers, a 16 year old teen who is trying to fit in at school. Seems normal? Well, there is a slight problem. She is overweight. Her best friend, Elle Darlington, is a total adrenaline junkie, and has always volunteered to help Anna. Well here's the problem. Anna has a huge crush on a cute boy at school, Adam. Adam is the highly sought after guy at school and is in the popular crowd. However, she just might change her unhealthy ways to get the boy. Will she ever get the guy, who is every girl's knight in shining armor? Will she stop moping around and wake up early to work out? Will she be able to stop those bullies who keep teasing her? A story about self-discovery, determination with a dash of love.
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